Are the Gospels historically reliable?
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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Catholic Answers apologist Trent Horn answers a caller who for advice on how to defend the historical reliability of the Gospels when confronted by skeptics.
Ever since he converted to Catholicism at the age of seventeen, Trent Horn has had a passion for explaining and defending the Faith. After earning a degree in history from Arizona State University, Trent traveled the country training pro-life advocates on college campuses to engage opponents in compassionate and persuasive dialogue. After completing a master's degree in theology at Franciscan University of Steubenville, Trent served as the Respect Life Coordinator for the Diocese of Phoenix. In 2012 he joined Catholic Answers as a speaker and staff apologist.
Trent is a dynamic and experienced public speaker who has given hundreds of presentations, from high school assemblies to keynote conference talks. He is a regular guest on Catholic Answers Live and is also the author of Answering Atheism: How to Make the Case for God with Logic and Charity published by Catholic Answers Press.
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Some variants, on the other hand, are doctrinally significant. An example Ehrman cites in his latest book is Luke 3:22. Most manuscripts, and thus our modern bibles, have God the Father saying at Jesus' baptism "You are My beloved Son, in You I am well-pleased.” However, other manscripts, God says, referencing Psalm 2:7, "You are my beloved Son, today I have begotten you"' suggesting an adoptionist Christology which stands firmly at odds with orthodox teaching.
Mirandu Kan What God was recorded as saying in the story of the Baptism was actually a mix of two different prophesies, one from Psalms, the other from I believe it was Jeremiah.
I recommend New Evidence that Demands a Verdict by Josh McDowell
Is the here mentioned "Revisiting the Corruption of the New Testament manuscripts" supposedly by Darrell Bock actually the one by Daniel B. Wallace? Because the Former doesn't give me any Results on Google. (I guess he confused the Names because the Initials are both D.B.?)
I think you are right.
what are some citings for the claims. what would be the best source documents to read that support the historicity of the bible and its writers.